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Decree of the State Technical Commission No. 107 / 1966 Coll., on documentation of buildings — Decree of the State Technical Commission on Construction Documentation.

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Decree No. 107 / 1966 Coll. became effective 01.01.1967.

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Decree No. 107 / 1966 Coll. - Decree of the State Technical Commission...

107

DECLARATION

State Technical Commission

of 13 December 1966

on documentation of buildings

The State Technical Commission shall determine, pursuant to Section 11 of Act No. 113 / 1965 Coll., on the State Commission on Finance, Prices and Wages, the State Commission on Technology, the State Commission on Economic and Scientific and Technical Cooperation and the State Commission on Management and Organisation and pursuant to Section 31 (1) of Act No. 87 / 1958 Coll., on the Construction Regulations:

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INTRODUCTORY AND GENERAL PROVISIONS

§ 1

Purpose and scope of the Order

This decree regulates the manner and scope of documentation of the buildings whose investors are organisations and the scope and procedure of the institutions and organisations in drawing it up.

Basic concepts

§ 2

(1) The construction shall mean a summary of the works, machinery and equipment, their assembly and inventory of the investment nature, usually carried out in a continuous place and at a continuous time new (new construction) or the conversion of the basic resources already in existence (reconstruction, extension), which have a common economic or other social purpose, and a summary of the basic resources acquired by such activities. The construction also includes the removal of the existing basic resources at the construction site, and - unless specific regulations provide otherwise, the engineering networks - also the disposal of old and built new basic resources, or parts of them which replace those which are disrupted by the implementation of the construction and which must be preserved.

(2) The set of construction works is an interconnected construction which carries out a large-scale gradual investment construction (e.g. large industrial enterprises, housing sites, large transport, connecting, water management).

(3) The operating file (sub-operational file) is a summary of the machines and equipment, including their assembly and inventory of the investment nature, which serves to ensure a separate separate technological process of basic or ancillary production, or non-technological process, and is put into operation in a continuous manner.

(4) The building is a space-integrated or at least technically separate part of the building (e.g. building, train, external sewer).

(5) An investor is an organisation for which the construction is prepared and carried out, or for which it is prepared for itself or for another organisation (future operator, user).

(6) The general designer is an organisation approved for project activity which has assumed an obligation to prepare and supply the project and exercise the copyright in accordance with this decree.

(7) In particular, the Engineering Organisation is an organisation which carries out engineering activities to the extent agreed, (*) provides consultations and provides for matters related to the preparation and implementation of the construction or, where appropriate, supplies the construction or part thereof, including the provision of the project or on the basis of the project.

(8) Project engineering organisation is a project organisation that also provides engineering activities.

§ 3

(1) The building documentation consists of preparatory documentation (part of the second decree), project documentation (part three) and implementation documentation (part four).

(2) The documentation of the construction is processed in the range corresponding to the type, meaning and complexity of the construction.

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PREPARATION DOCUMENTATION

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Project task, its purpose, functions and content

§ 4

(1) The project task sets out and justifies the requirements for further preparation and execution of the construction at the required time and place, its operation (use) and the resulting action; specify the technical, economic and architectural level of the construction, conditions and means for it. It always includes the whole building. * *)

(2) Project task is the basis

- to verify the necessity, technical reality and efficiency of the construction

- the investor's decision on further preparation and implementation of the construction,

- to discuss the construction in the selection procedure, in particular to discuss the promise and the conditions for granting the credit,

- subsidies under specific rules,

- for further preparation of the construction, in particular preparation of the project under economic contracts * * *)

- to discuss the import of licences from abroad and, where appropriate, the importation of machinery and equipment and, where necessary, to specify the development requirements.

(3) The project task or part thereof will also be used as a document to propose a territorial decision under specific regulations and for the purpose of planning investment construction.

§ 5

(1) The project task of the production building includes:

- evaluation, expressing the overall effectiveness of the construction on the basis of an analysis, based on an assessment of the use of the existing basic resources, the production capacity and wholesale prices of the products and the possibilities for their disposal, and including in particular the relationship of the maximum possible investment costs and the total own production costs, the lifetime of the construction and the return on the resources invested, taking into account the resulting and complementary investments +) and the impact of the time factor, the environmental impact of the construction and its non-economic effects

- the justification and purpose of the construction; technology and production security data; the management and management organisation system considered; details of the construction and design of the art solution; a stopping study and evaluation of the effects of traffic on the environment; the extent to which agricultural land is withdrawn, justified and evaluated; the indicative breakdown of the construction into the operating sets and buildings, or, where applicable, the division of the construction into the operationally integrated parts; investment costs (processed in accordance with Section 2); Indicative timetable for further preparation and implementation of the construction and data on its ability to secure it from supply points of view (including import options)

- the written documents of discussion referred to in Article 7 and an overview of how the conclusions of the documents referred to in Article 6 (5) have been complied with.

(2) The project task of the non-production building includes:

- an evaluation, expressing the overall effectiveness of the construction on the basis of an analysis based on an assessment of the use of the basic resources to date, on the capacity under consideration and including the relationship of the maximum possible investment costs of use and maintenance and taking into account the lifetime of the construction, its environmental impact and its non-economic effects,

- the justification and purpose of the construction; data on the construction solution and outline of the art solution, stopping and volume study, the extent of the withdrawal of agricultural land of agricultural production, its justification and evaluation, indicative timetable, indicative breakdown, or distribution of construction, investment costs and data on the possibilities of building security

- the written documents of discussion referred to in Article 7 and an overview of how the conclusions of the documents referred to in Article 6 (5) have been complied with.

(3) Part of work on the project task is also

(a) carrying out surveys necessary for the determination of the construction site and, where appropriate, the route of construction, using the facts already known and the processed technical documents and plans;

(b) the processing of other necessary documents required by the zoning authority for the issue of the zoning decision.

(4) The project task includes parallel construction data (processed according to Part Five).

§ 6

Project task processing

(1) The development of the project task is provided by the investor with the professional organisations or by the investor himself. An organisation authorised to carry out a project activity or an engineering organisation may accept an obligation to process a project task if it also undertakes to deliver, if the investor so requests, a project according to the project task they have supplied.

(2) The development of a project task is provided by the investor with professional organisations either directly or in the form of demand management or competition. In the case of socially important buildings financed in whole or in part from the State Budget, the State Technical Commission, the authority entrusted to it, or the authority superior to the investor, may make it compulsory in the form of demand management or competition. Those authorities may also provide that at least one of the participants in the request procedure or competition must be an organisation whose main task is the project activity.

(3) The State Technical Commission (Slovak Technical Commission) may direct the choice of project task processor for certain fields or areas of construction, if important nationaleconomic or other social interests so require, by designating organisations that can take over the function of general designer in those fields or areas of construction.

(4) An organisation eligible as a contractor for construction may be a project task processor only as one of the participants in the demand management or competition; If such an organisation participates in a demand management or competition, it cannot, for this reason, refuse to provide technical and economic information and evidence of its material supply needed for the preparation of the project task, other participants in the demand management or competition.

(5) The conclusions of the documents are based on the development of the project task

(a) processed for the purposes of planning the long-term development of enterprises, sectors, sectors, cities, regions and areas, using also the results of research and development and the processed technical ground, regional plans, territorial plans and surveys carried out; *)

(b) processed as necessary to clarify the essential requirements for and conditions for construction; * *)

(c) processed to clarify the set of structures, if the construction is part of it (study of the set of structures according to § 9).

(6) Where an investor ensures that a project task is carried out with a professional organisation, he shall express his intention to the basic requirements for construction, which generally include:

(a) for production buildings, the required product range and quality, production capacity, wholesale price of products, date of entry into service, place or area of construction;

(b) for non-production structures, the required purpose of the construction, special purpose unit, standard, indicative investment cost per special purpose unit or indicative total investment cost, instead of construction.

(7) The data and indicators of the project task of the construction are to an extent achievable compared to the highest world level.

(8) If the expert organisation finds in the processing of the project task that decisive supplies cannot be provided in the country or that decisive domestic supplies do not reach the world level, it shall use foreign supplies or import licences that are at the world level, or process the project task in alternatives that foresee domestic and foreign supplies (licences).

(9) The project task data shall be expressed graphically or by description depending on the nature of the case.

(10) An investor may refrain from developing a project task and arrange for construction preparation directly in the project (without prior preparation of preparatory documentation), if it is a simple construction which complies with the documents referred to in paragraph 5, does not cause adverse effects in the territory and is not subject to a selection procedure or to an assessment or approval of the superior authorities.

Consultation and submission of project tasks

§ 7

(1) The investor or processor responsible for the project task is obliged to discuss:

(a) at the beginning of the work on the project task, basic data characterising in the main features the intended construction in terms of regional proportionality;

b) during work on the project task location, effects, needs and implications of the construction

- the territorial planning authorities,

- with the other authorities concerned, which defend social interests in the preparation, implementation and operation of buildings under specific regulations

- with organisations and, where appropriate, with citizens whose interests may be affected by the construction or its effects, unless otherwise provided for in specific provisions.

(2) The authorities and organisations referred to in paragraph 1 shall, in the course of the processing of the project task, communicate their opinion to the investor or his authorised processor of the project task and, on request, the necessary information, in particular on the conditions of location, connection to the civil engineering networks, construction design and operation - including the possibility of building joint facilities - to the extent appropriate to the state of preparation of the construction. The zoning authority shall also inform it of the supporting documents it will require for the decision on the location of the construction; in the case of construction with complex links to the existing basic resources, which are intended to achieve significant architectural and urban effects, it may make it conditional on consideration of the project task or, where appropriate, the decision on the location of the building by submitting an urban architectural study.

(3) The project task processor shall further discuss, during the work on the project task, the possibility of ensuring decisive supplies, and, where appropriate, the use of licences for the implementation and operation of the construction with organisations considered as suppliers, importers or transporters, as well as, where appropriate, the preparation and execution of joint facilities and investments made with other partners.

(4) Where an investor or an organisation not authorised to perform a project is a processor of a project task, it shall discuss its proposal with an organisation that is considered as a general designer.

§ 8

(1) If the investor's decision on the further preparation and implementation of the construction is conditional on its assessment or approval by the central management authorities, the investor shall submit a project task to that management, supported by the decision on the location of the construction.

(2) The authorities to which the assessment or approval of the construction is due may decide that aggregate construction data (part five) is sufficient for this purpose.

§ 9

Building File Study

(1) If the construction is part of a building set, the preparatory documentation also includes the processing of a building set study.

(2) The study of the building assembly expresses, in accordance with the elaborated urban planning, the main economic, technical and architectural context of the overall construction, the requirements for individual constructions and the common engineering networks, clarifying the substantive and temporal coordination of the preparation and implementation of individual structures.

(3) The study of the building set must be carried out at the latest with the project task of the first construction. It is gradually refined on the basis of project tasks and individual construction projects. It is a necessary proof of the design tasks of the construction of the file.

(4) At the same time as the project task for the first construction of the ensemble, the project task of the joint engineering networks must be developed to the extent necessary.

(5) Processing of the study of the building set ensures

(a) the investor, if it is a set of buildings he is preparing,

(b) as a general rule, an investor with a decisive involvement in the construction, if it is the construction of several investors who have agreed to a joint construction;

(c) a national committee, if it is a set of buildings of different investors, consisting in its total concentrated construction (housing and industrial conurbations, housing units, administrative and commercial centres, transport structures, etc.) and if necessary from the point of view of the processed land plans.

(6) The provisions on the processing, discussion and submission of project design tasks apply mutatis mutandis to the processing, discussion and submission of a study of the building set.

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Investment costs in the project task

§ 10

(1) Investment costs are determined in the project task by means of analyses, price comparisons with similar previously designed or realised constructions, price information and supply of suppliers, expert estimates, systems of technical economic indicators, other indicators, etc.

(2) The investment costs in the project task are compiled in a financial calculation (model in the Annex) and broken down in accordance with the breakdown provided for in the general budget of the construction in such a way as to be sufficient to verify the overall effectiveness of the investment and to allow comparison with the budgetary costs of the project. In particular, investment costs shall indicate the expected need for foreign exchange funds.

§ 11

(1) Part of the investment costs in the project task is a reserve, which is determined by the agreement of the investor and the general designer by a percentage premium to the sum of the investment costs of operating sets and objects. For buildings purchased in whole or in part from the state budget, the percentage premium shall be agreed between 7- 14% for reconstruction and adaptation of buildings (or parts thereof), 5- 10% for other buildings (or parts of buildings).

(2) In determining the amount of the reserve, account shall be taken of the nature, complexity, risk and complexity of the construction and of the specific conditions for its implementation, as well as of the purpose and intended use of the reserve.

(3) The provisions should, as a general rule, be applied in accordance with the progressive specification of the technical solution to specify the budgetary costs in the general budget of the construction. For buildings purchased in whole or in part from the state budget, the reserves may not be used for the actual extension of the construction. For other buildings, reserves may not be used for such material changes as would affect binding conditions and opinions issued by the competent authorities.

(4) The State Technical Commission, in agreement with the Ministry of Finance, may determine the range for reserve agreements other than those provided for in paragraph (1).

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PROJECT DOCUMENTATION

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Project

Purpose and function of the project

§ 12

(1) The project is a comprehensive technical, economic and architectural solution of the construction in accordance with the project task and is the basis

a) at the stage of the general project solution of the construction for

- request a decision on the admissibility (permit) of the construction

- the conclusion of contracts implementing the construction or its implementation

- negotiating a credit agreement

- the decision to include the construction in the investment plan,

(b) the final stage for the implementation of the construction.

(2) The project is developed at the stage of the general project solution of the construction (essentially for the whole construction, exceptionally with the agreement of the building office and after agreement of the building participants also gradually according to the operationally integrated parts of the construction defined in the project task) in the scope

(a) provided for in Paragraph 14 (1) - upon request of the decision on the admissibility of the construction,

(b) as provided for in Article 14 (2) - for the conclusion of a credit agreement and for the inclusion of construction in the investment plan;

(c) agreed between the investor and the supplier *) for the conclusion of economic supply contracts for construction.

(3) With the agreement of the head of the central body of the investor, the project of the part of the building, capable of being used for the duration of the construction, will be processed in advance for the buildings of the construction site, which can be used as a construction site installation (mainly for field modifications and engineering networks, administrative, residential, warehouse and hall buildings).

(4) The head of the central body of the investor may grant the consent referred to in the previous paragraph only on the basis of an assessment of the concept of a comprehensive construction solution.

(5) The project shall be developed gradually to the final stage by individual operating files and objects or parts thereof, to the extent necessary, agreed by the investor with the supplier and the general designer, so that, together with the additional documentation (§ 40, 41 (6)), it is sufficient for the construction to be carried out and, where appropriate, to specify contractual relations.

§ 13

(1) In particular, the project

(a) determine definitively the purpose, function, scope and effects of the construction; au

- for production buildings, the product range and specification, capacity, technology and organisation of future production, the need for workers, fuels, energy and water, transport and materials for future operation including handling of materials

- establish standards and capacity for non-production structures, including, where appropriate, the organisation of services,

(b) determines the technical solution of the construction; au

- in the technological part it specifies the breakdown into operational files (sub-operational files), determines the scope of deliveries and works, the composition of machines and equipment in individual operating files and solves their interlink

- in the construction section it improves the structure of the buildings, solves their layout, design system, use of building materials and includes architectural solutions

- determines the principles of organisation, methods and technical concepts of the management of the production or other process (e.g. stock holding)

- establish, for future operation (use), security, hygiene, social, aesthetic and other cultural conditions of the environment and the way in which they are secured,

(c) ultimately address the territorial technical relations, based on the conditions laid down in the territorial decisions and clarify the possibilities of extending or future modifications of the construction in accordance with the requirements of the project task; it shall specify, where appropriate, the extent of the withdrawal of agricultural land from agricultural production and the calculation of the payment of cash amounts;

(d) establish a construction organisation plan, including the process of preparing and implementing the construction and construction facilities, in particular:

- a timetable for the construction, based on buildings and operating files, including the deadlines for ensuring the preparation and implementation of the construction within a time limit agreed with the suppliers, the justification for the time limit and its comparison, and the technically realistic time limit or time limit reached in the world; for production structures, also the time schedule for the rise of production and its provision

- information on the volume of each work and supply, as appropriate

- definition of the construction site perimeter or route of construction, concept of common social and operational construction site facilities, definition of areas for other building site facilities, determination which permanent objects will be used as building site facilities

- agreed supply system and specification of import requirements

- the course and requirements for carrying out complex testing, test operation and guarantee tests,

(e) determine the aggregate budgetary costs of the construction and the sales or budget prices of the buildings and operating files;

(f) contains proof of the effectiveness of the construction;

(g) ensure the consistency and continuity of all parts of the construction and supply for it.

(2) The project includes aggregated construction data.

§ 14

(1) The project shall be submitted as a basis for requesting a decision on the admissibility of the construction unless the authority responsible for the decision on the admissibility of the construction decides otherwise:

(a) a construction stop plan with situation drawings explaining:

- the current state of the territory, including civil engineering and other buildings marked with land (borders, culture, parcustoms numbers) required for the construction, as well as neighbouring land, or other land on which the relations and consequences of the construction are manifested

- relations and consequences of construction in the territory including protection zones, protected areas and buildings

- proposed construction with the marking of objects, their interconnections, connection to engineering networks, entrances, landscapes, landfills, materials, fencing of construction sites, both for the construction period and for its operation (use),

(b) within the necessary range of building drawings (soil, cuts, views, or other drawings, as appropriate) on a scale corresponding to the type, scale and complexity of the construction and buildings, layout drawings of the operating files, drawings clarifying the layout of the external and internal installations as well as construction site equipment;

(c) a report containing information on compliance with the conditions of the decision on the location of the construction, on links to public engineering networks with data on water and energy consumption, on transport requirements (including, where appropriate, restrictions during the implementation of the construction), on exhalation and other consequences in the territory, on the list of permitted derogations (exceptions) from technical or other provisions, and on how the conditions for consent to the withdrawal of agricultural land have been complied with;

the timing of the work, indicating the organisations and persons responsible for the project, the investor activity and the implementation of the construction, *)

(d) the document part containing the decision on the location of the construction and other decisions which, according to the nature and consequences of the construction, the investor must obtain under specific rules.

Parts (a) to (c) shall be presented in duplicate, part (d) in one copy.

(2) As a basis for the conclusion of the credit agreement for the inclusion of the construction in the investment plan and the own financing of the construction project, the project shall be used at the stage of the general project solution - unless further data are required by the competent authority - the general budget, the general construction data and the construction timetable. * *)

§ 15

Method of securing the project

(1) The general designer ensures the development and delivery of the project *) in scope and depth

(a) the corresponding purpose and function of the project set out in Article 12 (1) (a) and (2), and

(b) meeting the requirements of the investor for technical, economic and architectural solutions of the construction,

(c) enabling the sale or budget price of the construction or parts thereof (objects, operating files) to be agreed;

(d) corresponding to the agreements of the project manager-general with the senior contractors on their participation in the project processing;

(e) enable him to exercise his copyright.

(2) Higher suppliers authorised to carry out project activities may, to the agreed extent, provide for the development and delivery of those parts of the project which correspond to their supply of:

(a) until the contract of the sale or budget price of its supply - in cooperation for the general designer or for a higher supplier (its customer),

(b) after negotiation of the sale or budget price of its supply - as part of its supply and, where appropriate, in cooperation for the general designer; However, if they undertake to forward to the investor, in due time, a tender budget with a proposal for a sale or a budget price for their supply, they may provide, on the basis of a project developed to the stage of the comprehensive project solution, the completion of the relevant parts of the project as part of their supply prior to the negotiation of the sale or budget price.

(3) A contractor authorised to carry out project activities can only ensure the development and delivery of a project as a general designer if he was a project task processor as one of the participants in the demand management or competition; This does not apply if it has been designated as an organisation which can take over as a general designer pursuant to Paragraph 6 (3).

§ 16

Project processing

(1) In the process of the project, the general designer is based in particular on the data and indicators of the project task and the conditions of the decision on the location of the construction. It shall be responsible for achieving the technical, economic and architectural level of the project, as determined by the project task and the feasibility of the project at that level. In so doing, it must not impair the data and indicators of the project task which the investor has identified as binding or aggregate efficiency of the construction.

(2) The general designer is obliged to apply and use in the project approved and declared type material, characterisation directives and technical standards to the extent that they are binding. If it uses an invention in a project solution, it is obliged to mark this fact in the project and define at the same time the economic or other social importance and consequences of the use of the invention. It is the same if it comes to use in the project, or to use an improvement proposal or other industrial rights.

(3) If the general designer intends to propose in the project solution the use of non-operationally tested machines and equipment, * *) or untested construction structures, masses and components, he will request the consent of the investor.

(4) If the project manager uses the project documentation project to be processed from abroad, it shall ensure that it complies with national rules and technical standards or requires appropriate exceptions.

(5) The general designer attaches static, basic technological, hydrotechnical and other calculations, price analyses and technical data on the surveys carried out as evidence of the project submitted only at the investor's express request. otherwise archives them in the concept and allows other construction participants and public authorities to see them on request. For calculations made using automatic computers, it is sufficient to provide an indication of the basic conditions and results and, where appropriate, a solution algorithm.

(6) The provisions of the previous paragraphs imposing obligations on the general designer shall apply mutatis mutandis to processors of part of the project, the provisions of paragraph (4) shall apply mutatis mutandis to other domestic customers of imported project documentation, the provisions of paragraph (5) of the investor authorisation also to other clients of project work.

§ 17

Consultation and submission of the project

(1) The general designer leads, during the work on the project, to the development of the project, in particular:

(a) negotiate with suppliers with whom the investor has negotiated, on the basis of a project task, a cooperation agreement for project and organisational preparation of the construction, the transfer of supporting documents and, where appropriate, other suppliers of supporting documents; further negotiate other cooperation with suppliers, in particular project cooperation in the processing of individual parts of the project;

(b) conduct the necessary negotiations with the authorities and organisations concerned, follow-up to the negotiations carried out during the preparation of the preparatory documentation, in particular on conceptual issues of territorial technical nature, including the connection of the construction to public engineering networks, the use of fuels, energy and water, as well as on issues related to ensuring safety and health at work and the cultural level of the environment;

(c) at the latest before the submission of the project at the stage of the general project solution, the investor shall, where appropriate, discuss with the relevant suppliers the further procedure and manner of preparation and implementation of the construction, in particular:

- construction organisation plan

- budgets of individual objects and operating files

- the need, manner and dates for carrying out further project work and the way in which the copyright is carried out [§ 47 (2) (a)]

- the need, manner and dates for drawing up those parts of the supply documentation required by the investor and the designer general and the manner in which the copyright is exercised [Sections 47 (2) (b) and (c)].

(2) In the course of work on the project, the investor shall discuss and, where appropriate, specify with the competent authorities and organisations how the future operation (use) of the construction is ensured; in the case of the withdrawal of agricultural land, the calculation of the amount of money shall also be discussed.

(3) Suppliers shall ensure, during their work on the project, cooperation with the general designer and the investor in the agreed scope and time; the documents provide - unless they expressly reject their future delivery - even if cooperation on project and organisational preparation of the construction was not agreed between them and the investor.

(4) After assessing the project at the stage of the comprehensive project solution, the investor shall confirm the aggregate data of the construction. This assessment and confirmation is a condition for the use of the project for further measures in the preparation and implementation of the construction (for the request of a decision on the admissibility of the construction, the negotiation of an economic supply contract for the construction, the discussion of how the construction is financed, the conclusion of a credit agreement and the provision of the construction in the investment plan).

(5) In those cases in which the project is assessed (approved) by the supervisor or other central authorities, the investor shall submit the project at the stage of the general project design solution to those authorities with his opinion and with the conditions laid down by the construction office for the decision on the admissibility of the construction. The measures referred to in paragraph 4 shall be implemented only after the appropriate assessment has been carried out and, where appropriate, approved by the project.

§ 18

Project documentation of small buildings and temporary buildings of construction site facilities

(1) For very simple constructions (e.g. small agricultural buildings including special agricultural investments, small actions Z, simple modernisation and adaptation, simple objects in deep mines and quarries, cutting and dismantling operations, if construction or parts of construction), the project is processed to an extent limited to the description of the process, necessary drawings, inventory of the material and budget.

(2) The provisions of the previous paragraph shall apply mutatis mutandis to the urgent security of essential means (objects) against emergency situations and to work to immediately eliminate the consequences of accidents and natural disasters; the original documentation shall be used as much as possible.

§ 18a

Documentation of building site facilities

(1) The documentation of temporary buildings of construction sites and modifications of other buildings to be used as part of construction sites shall be processed in accordance with the concept established by the construction project [Sections 13 (1) (d) and 14 (1) (b)] and, where appropriate, with the conditions laid down in the decision on the admissibility of the construction.

Citation	Decree of the State Technical Commission No. 107 / 1966 Coll., on documentation of buildings
Regulation Type	-
Author	-
Collection	Code of Laws

Date of Promulgation	20.12.1966
Effective from	01.01.1967
Effective until	-
Status	Valid

Decree No. 107 / 1966 Coll.

Decree of the State Technical Commission on Construction Documentation

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